K.L.N.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated to Anna University Chennai

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Brain Tumor Detection using Efficient Net B3

and Yolo V8 Neural Architecture
Domain: Digital image processing

Supervisor Team Members

Mrs. R. Angayarkanni G. Sankarram (910621103073)
Assistant professor/ECE P.G. Sharann (910621103078)
S. Surya Prakash(910621103088)
 INTRODUCTION

• It focuses on detecting and classifying brain tumors in MRI images using the
YOLOV8 (You Only Look Once)
• Develop an efficient, real-time detection system for identifying different types of
brain tumors from MRI scans, aiding in early diagnosis
• However, manual interpretation of MRI scans is time-consuming and prone to
human error.
• This study explores the application of the YOLOv8 model, leveraging its advanced
object detection capabilities for accurate and rapid brain tumor detection and
classification in MRI images.
 OBJECTIVE
• Detection -- Accurately identify brain tumors in MRI images and localize them with

bounding boxes.

• Classify the detected tumor -- into relevant categories (glioma, meningioma (small,

medium, large), pituitary tumor , No tumor)

• Optimize the model -- for real-time processing, ensuring its applicability in clinical

settings where quick diagnosis is crucial.

• Validation and Evaluation – To assess the performance of the YOLOv8 model in

comparison to existing techniques by measuring key metrics such as accuracy,

precision, and recall. These evaluation results are accessible through the web interface

to demonstrate model effectiveness.

 ABSTRACT
• Brain tumor detection is a critical task in medical image analysis, where early and
accurate identification can significantly improve patient outcomes.
• EfficientNet-B3 with the object detection capabilities of YOLOv8 for precise
localization and classification of brain tumors from MRI scans.
• EfficientNet-B3 is employed to extract high-level semantic features due to its
optimized depth, width, and resolution scaling.
• YOLOv8 leverages these features for real-time tumor detection and bounding box
prediction.
• The proposed model was trained and evaluated on a curated dataset of brain MRI
images, achieving high accuracy, precision.

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Proposed Methodology : Yolo NAS
• Data Collection : Brain MRI images were taken from the REMBRANDT dataset,
including different tumour types like glioma, meningioma, pituitary tumours, and
normal cases.
• Preprocessing : Used Hybrid Anisotropic Diffusion Filtering (HADF) to remove
noise and improve image quality.
• Segmentation : Applied an Encoder-Decoder Network (En-DeNet) combining U-
Net (encoder) and Efficient Net (decoder) to segment tumour regions in the MRI
scans.
• Detection & Classification : Used the YOLO NAS deep learning model to detect
and classify tumours in the segmented images, providing tumour type and location
(bounding box).
• Evaluation : Model performance was evaluated using accuracy, precision, recall,
F1-score, and specificity—achieving high results across all metrics.
 Proposed Methodology : Yolo V8
• Data collection :MRI Brain scan images are gathered from Kaggle. The dataset
includes different tumor types such as glioma, meningioma, and pituitary tumors.

• Preprocessing :The dataset is automated and preprocessed using Roboflow for

annotation, augmentation, and resizing.

• Model Training: The YOLOv8 model is trained in a Anaconda environment using

PyTorch for optimized performance.

• Model Evaluation: The trained YOLOv8 model is evaluated using metrics like
mAP, IoU, Precision, and Recall to assess detection accuracy.

• Inference & Deployment: YOLOv8 runs inference on new MRI images can be run
interactively in a Jupyter Notebook for development and testing. In addition, a
user-friendly web interface is built for broader accessibility
 Differences between YOLO-NAS and
YOLOv8
Aspect YOLO NAS YOLOv8
Full Form YOLO Neural Architecture Search You Only Look Once version 8

Automatically designed using Neural Manually designed by the

Architecture
Architecture Search (NAS) Ultralytics team

Optimized automatically for accuracy Optimized manually for speed

Optimization Method
and efficiency and performance

Slightly higher in some tasks due to Very high accuracy, state-of-the-

Accuracy
customized NAS-generated layers art in most use cases

Very fast, suitable for real-time

Speed Fast, but generally slower than YOLOv8
detection
Highly flexible, thanks to NAS-generated Flexible, but limited to its fixed
Flexibility
architecture structure
More complex to train (due to NAS
Training Difficulty Easier and faster to train
process)
Efficient, depending on NAS-generated Extremely efficient and
Efficiency in Use
structure lightweight for deployment

Very popular, large community,

Popularity Newer, less popular, limited community
and widely adopted
 Outcome Of The Project

• The model will accurately classify brain tumors into specific types, such as
gliomas, meningiomas, and pituitary tumors.
• The proposed brain tumour detection and classification system leverages the
YOLOv8 model to provide an efficient, real-time solution for analysing MRI
images
• It accessed through a user-friendly web interface, with results stored for future
reference.
• Efficient Net B3 extracts deep, multi-scale features from MRI images, making
detection more reliable even in complex cases.
PROPOSED METHODOLOGY:BLOCK
DIAGRAM
 Explanation of Dataset
• MRI brain tumour Dataset obtained from Kaggle

classification No of images

Total images 2690

Training ( 80%) 2152

Testing (20%) 538

Glioma Tumour 746

Meningioma Tumour 810

Pituitary Tumour 807

No Tumour 327
Training of yolov8 model
 Explanation of unique concepts used in
the project
• Internal Classification of Meningioma Tumor: Meningioma tumor are classified
into small, medium, large based on their size

• Specialized Evaluation Metrics: In addition to standard metrics like mAP (mean

Average Precision),using metrics more relevant to medical imaging, such as:
– F1 score (measures the overlap between predicted and ground truth regions)
– Sensitivity/Recall (measures the ability to detect all actual tumor regions)
– Specificity (measures the ability to avoid false positives)

• Web-based Interface: Users can easily access and utilize the brain tumor detection
model through a convenient web interface and access their results for future
analysis and comparison.

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Evaluation of yolo v8
Evaluation of yolov8
 Software Requirements
• Python 3.9
• Jupyter Notebook
• HTML,CSS - frontend
• Flask/Fast API – backend
• MongoDB -Database

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